Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Mom and Pop Nickel are the proud parents of 84 fellows and just one girl. Carol Ruth enjoys the unique privilege of living in the men's dorm. Enioy Christmas Banquet, Faculty Folk Activities Soon after the orientation of all new students and the return of the old ones, the faculty gave their annual reception for the students at the Cataract Hotel. President and Mrs. Jeschke headed the reception line. Dress was formal, but conversation informal as faculty and students became better acquainted. Fol- lowing refreshments a brief program was emceed by Dr. Ralph Tingley, ending with group singing led by Dr. Lee Bright. Another social event anticipated by the faculty was the annual Christmas banquet served at Glidden Hall. This occasion was for the whole family. After a brief program gifts Were distributed to the children by Santa Claus. Faculty Folk is the social organization formed by the women of our faculty along with faculty wives and women of the North Ameri- can Baptist Seminary. They meet monthly for a program and a time of fellowship together. Walter R. Nickel, M.A. Bernice A. Ptacek, M.A. George F. Robinson, M.S. Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Speech Christian Education Sociology Psychology Dean of Women

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Sammie l. Hasegawa, M.S. Associate Professor of Business Administration and Economics John R. Hawkins, M. F.A. Instructor in Art Faculty Host Reception ' 2 E4 5 t Mr. and Mrs. Sugarbaker greet Louise Kemper and Dennis Decker at the Faculty reception. Maye Jost, B.A. Reuben C. Lang, M. A. Clifford N. Mills, Ph. D. Instructor in H Commercial Subjects Instructor in Professor of Mathematics Foreign Languages 98

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Ralph R. Tingley, Ph. D. Leonard Y. Tripp, M.A. Harold R. Wortman, M.A Professor of History Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Chairman of Social Science Education Music Students Uncover Hidden Talents of Profs There's a great deal of musicianship hidden among the members of faculty and adminis- tration. Some of it was brought to light for the first time this year. Students were delighted by the talent of percussionist Mr. Leonard Tripp who displayed his talents at the Valen- tine Party this winter. Mr. Tripp joined the Dixie Land Jazz combo as drummer and then proceeded to further amaze the audience by playing the spoons--four of them! Dr. Hans Zenner is not only a performer but also creates music for his viola. Some of the administration have turned to another of the arts--painting. Miss Barbara Dodson and Mr. Lyle Koerper were both en- rolled in an art class this past year. While others turn to music, the music faculty turns to the Y. Dr. Lee Bright, Dr. Maynard Berk, and Mr. Harold Wortman work out there regularly. Mr. Wortman and Dr. Berk are actively involved in the Y's Men's organization. .ms iii l 00 Dr. and Mrs. Zenner find that making rnusic together is very relaxing after a day at school.